November books
Dec. 4th, 2011 09:54 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Last month I finished the Harry Potter series. I find the ending quite hard to understand because they do that thing which people always do in adventures where they refuse to share any information.
It makes sense to keep the whole Horcrux thing a secret when Dumbledore asks Harry to. At that point they are trying to surprise Voldemort. But at the point when Voldemort is attacking Hogwarts because he knows that the Trio have destroyed several of his Horcruxes, surely at that point it is the time to share the information.
While in the Room of Requirement do you not quickly say, 'Ravenclaws, he has a Horcrux hidden in an object associated with your house. Any ideas? Get on it?
Also, we need to destory this Horcrux here. Please volunteer to do that.
Also, we need to kill the snake before we go for Voldemort. Concentrate on getting the snake and Harry will go after the king pin.
This way we have the best chance of success.'
For goodness sakes, what is the point of hoarding the information when you can increase your chance of winning and improve the odds of your allies surviving?
Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince JK Rowling 2005
The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlein 1965
In Defence of Food Michael Pollan 2008
The Reformed Vampires League Catherine Jinks 2009
Methuselah’s Children Robert Heinlein 1941
Quidditch through the Ages JK Rowling 2001
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows JK Rowling 2007
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find them JK Rowling 2001
The Short Goodbye: A Skewed History of the Last Boom and the Next Bust Elisabeth Wynhausen 2011
The Tales of Beedle the Bard JK Rowling 2008
The Day After Tomorrow Robert Heinlein 1949
What Women Want Next Susan Maushart 2005
Snuff Terry Pratchett 2011
Space Suit: Fashioning Apollo Nicholas De Monchaux 2011
Columbine Dave Cullen 2009
Guards! Guards! Terry Pratchett 1989
Cryoburn Lois McMaster Bujold 2010
Frontier Wolves Rosemary Sutcliff 1980
Bridge Jones’s Diary Helen Fielding 1996
The Edge of Reason Helen Fielding 1999
Having Faith: An Ecologist’s Journey to Motherhood Sandra Steingraber 2001
It makes sense to keep the whole Horcrux thing a secret when Dumbledore asks Harry to. At that point they are trying to surprise Voldemort. But at the point when Voldemort is attacking Hogwarts because he knows that the Trio have destroyed several of his Horcruxes, surely at that point it is the time to share the information.
While in the Room of Requirement do you not quickly say, 'Ravenclaws, he has a Horcrux hidden in an object associated with your house. Any ideas? Get on it?
Also, we need to destory this Horcrux here. Please volunteer to do that.
Also, we need to kill the snake before we go for Voldemort. Concentrate on getting the snake and Harry will go after the king pin.
This way we have the best chance of success.'
For goodness sakes, what is the point of hoarding the information when you can increase your chance of winning and improve the odds of your allies surviving?
Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince JK Rowling 2005
The Moon is a Harsh Mistress Robert Heinlein 1965
In Defence of Food Michael Pollan 2008
The Reformed Vampires League Catherine Jinks 2009
Methuselah’s Children Robert Heinlein 1941
Quidditch through the Ages JK Rowling 2001
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows JK Rowling 2007
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find them JK Rowling 2001
The Short Goodbye: A Skewed History of the Last Boom and the Next Bust Elisabeth Wynhausen 2011
The Tales of Beedle the Bard JK Rowling 2008
The Day After Tomorrow Robert Heinlein 1949
What Women Want Next Susan Maushart 2005
Snuff Terry Pratchett 2011
Space Suit: Fashioning Apollo Nicholas De Monchaux 2011
Columbine Dave Cullen 2009
Guards! Guards! Terry Pratchett 1989
Cryoburn Lois McMaster Bujold 2010
Frontier Wolves Rosemary Sutcliff 1980
Bridge Jones’s Diary Helen Fielding 1996
The Edge of Reason Helen Fielding 1999
Having Faith: An Ecologist’s Journey to Motherhood Sandra Steingraber 2001